Thank you to all of the members and volunteers who took part in our Watchalunga Planting Day on Sunday 30 July, National Tree Day!

With just over 30 volunteers, we planted an incredible 2,300 native plants, including lignum and sedge seedlings, creating vital habitat for the Mount Lofty Ranges Southern Emu-wren, a nationally and state endangered species.

Many thanks to Sarah and the team from the Goolwa to Wellington Local Action Planning Association (GWLAP) for their preparation and support. We know Watchalunga Nature Reserve is in safe hands with such passionate conservation partners!

Many thanks to Nature Foundation member and planting day volunteer, Bill Doyle, for taking some great photos from the day. You can browse the album photos on Facebook here.

Interested in volunteering for nature?

Are you interested in supporting us through ongoing conservation activities as a Nature Foundation Volunteer? If so, please contact Carolyn Pickering, Volunteer and Visitor Engagement Coordinator to find out more.

Email: [email protected]

Telephone (during business hours): (08) 8340 2880

Donate for nature

If you are able, we appreciate any and all donations towards our conservation efforts, which help us conserve, restore and protect unique landscapes such as Watchalunga nature reserve. Donate here.